T/XFMS 003-2024 The standard for evaluating the digital level of a company's supply chain

Scope

Main technical content: The standard specifies the terms and definitions, general principles, evaluation indicators, level grading, and evaluation procedures for assessing the digitalization level of an enterprise's supply chain. These parameters provide enterprises with a comprehensive, objective, and scientific evaluation tool to assess their capabilities and levels in supply chain digitalization. The standard details four first-level indicators, including supply chain digitalization strategy and assurance, digital capability building, digital scenario application, and digital effectiveness, along with their subordinate second- and third-level indicators. These indicators are designed based on the actual needs of supply chain digitalization and industry characteristics, ensuring that the evaluation comprehensively covers key areas of supply chain digitalization. The standard stipulates evaluation procedures including project commissioning, preparation of evaluation materials, establishment of evaluation teams, pre-evaluation preparation, organization of expert evaluations, and issuance of evaluation reports. These procedures are determined to ensure the objectivity, fairness, and effectiveness of the evaluation. The corresponding relationship between the evaluation score and the level of supply chain digitalization provides a verification rule for determining the maturity of an enterprise's supply chain digitalization. The standard takes into account the characteristics of different types of enterprises, such as manufacturing, trading, and others, to ensure that the evaluation indicators can adapt to the specific needs of different industries.

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